Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-01
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, November %,
Trade has been little slack the pas
week, accounted tor by the fact tina
Thanksgiving is Just Ovsr. The receipts D
apples continue heavy and the demand is of
Cabbage is very scarce in the North ant
West, aud there is very little home stock
The demand for potatoes remains good ant
prices are slightly higher Butter is il
! light supply, and the demand greatly i'm
proved. Poultry is in good supply anC
the demand is very fair. The following
are wholesale quotations:
Butter-Couutry choice 16a20c; 5000
country 12al5c; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is fair and tic demand is good
Beans For hanG-picked navy th'
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 25a2 80 per bushel
extra fancy s. 10.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory 12s
BE; New York i3al4c; Sweitzer l3!al4c
Limbergpr 10all. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 23a2ic pei
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-ChOice IN original package;
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Home raised, 75aS5c pei
bushel, demand quick for all good stock
Poultry-Live chickens, old, 81 50a% "
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oa2 2t
per dozen; turkeys live 7sS; per pound
dressed lOallc; ducks, live So 40A3 90 pei
dozen
REALISTICALLY at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al!c for all wool, and lia1! fol
mixed.
Lard-Couutry prime, with a fair de,
mand, ~ 63a7C.
Onions--Per bushc! 81 l0al 25; demand
good supply scarce; per harrcl 81 -.
Cabbage raised 81 7ja2 % pei
barrel; demand good; supply light.
Turnips-$l % per barrel; demand fail
supply good
Apples--HOme or fallen stock 81 75a2 W
per barrel; supply good; demand slow
Northern stock, hand picked, s. 6Oa3 90
Game-Pheasant s. 90 to 4 30 pei
dozen; quail 81 40 to : 00 per dozen
rabbits 81 80 dozen; squirrels ~ - pei
dozen; demand good.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 3O--Flour-Re
ceipts 81, 5l9 packages; exports 4,27l bar
rels, 1. iS6 sacks; spring wheat firm; sales
n, 200 barrels Wheat-Receipts 90, 32-
bushels; exports 63, GO bushels; sales IL
296, 600 bushels futures, 10000 bushels
spot; spot grades base higher, speculation
quiet IT the advance checking business
options opened weak and Gate lower, hut
yOnn strengthened and rose lag closing
strGng at about the hest prices; market
quiet but brisk; No. } Milwaukee SIC f o
b. ungIldci red 95ia95C; No. = rel 49,
SSlC, elevator; S9la9lc delivered; No.
red nominal at 92Ic; No. l white nOmiua,
at Ole; No. , red November SIZE; Deceln'
her S7kaSSIc, closing at SStC; January 50!
assoc, closing at S9Sc; February S9.a9lc
closing ut Ole; March 9l!a92lc, closing al
| 92oC; April o. sa93 C, Clusing at 93sc; May
9%!a9iiC, closing at 9iic; June 93!a949c
closing at % 4cc; December, 1SSS, 96l a97Ic
closing ut 973c. COrn-ReCeipts lO2 O0t
bushels; exports 81, 600 bushels; sales liz,
coo bushels futures. lis, 900 bushels spot
cash about &c and options saSc higher
closing firm; trade fairly active, ungradeC
Sole; No. 3 SOC; No. 2a5Sc elevator; 59s
sole delivered; No. white 57}a5Sc ele
vator; No. = December 57la5Sc, closing Al
5Sc; January 5Sia50c, closing at soc; Feb
ruary Sc ,s59c, closing at soc; May 593i
G0Sc, closing at cole Oats-Receipts 81,
600 bushels: exports ,i22 bushels; sale!
80 600 bushels futures, 1872, 900 bushels
spot; market la!c higher and fairly active
mixed western 35a37c; white do4lc. Hay
Steady and fairly active; shipping Goo
HOps-Dull; California I5alSc. Coflee-
Spot, fair Rio wholly nominal; option
lUa25 points higher and fairly active
sales los, 80 bags December II s0ali 95c
January Ia 70al4 Soc; February Il tn
| IL soc; March H. 7Oa14 Soc; May II. 65,
IA Sc; June IA 55alI.70c; July las,
Il zoe; August l4AOal4 55c; Septembe
10 l5al4. 25c; October l40Oa14 Toe; 1889
November IL Scala O0C; December Is 80
Ii OOc. SneaTs-Dull and wholly nominal
refined quiet. Enthusiastically. Rice
Firm. Petroleum-Firm. United 74!c
| Cotton Seed Oil-QDOted at SAC for crud,
and 42la43c for refined. Tallow-Steady
ROsin-Quiet. Turpentine-Dull. Egg
Firm with demand fair; receipts 3,7i
packages; western l2,2ic. Pork-Quiet
firm and unchanged. Cut Meats-Firn
but very quiet. Iard-At 5a7 points highe
and moderately active; western steam spo
quotsd at s. 90; December s. AZ; Januar,
81 47aT So; February s. 54a7 as; Msrcl
s. 65S7 O.: May s. 81; June s. sla7 80
city steam s. 80 Butter-Firm with fai
inquiry; western liable; western creamer,
l7a3lc Cheese-Quiet but firmly held
western 9la1l!c Copper-Firm; lake
15fc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 30.--The Board G
Trade markets opened steady, and earl
displayed tendency toward higher prices
The bullish spirit was not particularly ~
greSsive, except in provisions, which flare
up in the beginning, but developed con
siderable weakness and broke sharply
Wheat was moderately traded in durin
the first hour at S2Sas3c for May.
heavy trade was developed in corn, th
work on the buying side being PARTICULAR
brisk, and May going to 5lsc before th
expiration Of the tirst hour. Flour quie
and prices unchanged. Whest-No.
spring T6lc; No. 3 spring Csc; No.
red 77c; December 75sa76.c closing 6
75Sc; January 76sa76!c, closing at *
February 7Gis7s!c, closed 7Slc; Ma
S23as4sc, closing at SAFE. Corn-No.
45sc; December 46sa46sc, closing at 46it
January 46!a47c, closing at 46sc; Ma
505a5l!c, closing at sole 0sts-No.
2s3a2sIc; November 2sia29lc, closing s
294c; December oslo; May 32sa32s'
closing at S2fc. Rye-No. 2 Sc. Ba
ley-No. 2, 75c. Flax Seed-No. {
81 %. Timothy Seed-Prime at - p
2 %. Mess Pork-At $l4 25a14 80; Jal
na,v GA 10la1A sTl closinu af StA 80,